IBM delivers the world's third largest data center

IBM says it has helped India's telecoms operator Tulip EADS complete the world's third largest cloud computing data center, located in India, with an area of 900,000 square feet, designed and built by IBM and Tulip.

IBM says its http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13696.html ">smartcloud can support tulip to provide customers with infrastructure services, storage services, and PAAs services." IBM also said that the 100Mw power makes the data center the largest data center in India, the data center with green certification.

The data center has four tower buildings, 20 enterprise data center modules. IBM Global Facility Business Vice President 820.html ">steven Sams said that despite the rapid development of technology, the data center can continue to work for decades, the data center also" meet the Indian Environmental protection law. "IBM claims that in energy costs, cloud data centers save 30% more than traditional data centers."

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